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Personal care product packaging and cosmetics made with plastics and other polymers can negatively impact human health and the environment, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.Plastic production involves more than 16,000 chemicals that help give it its flexibility, ultraviolet stability and durability, most of which are unregulated, Sarah Dunlop,
16,000 chemicals in cosmetic plastics leach into bodies, documented to affect IQ, fertility and cardiovascular health. Cosmetic packaging market $55.38B drives escalating chemical-governance regulation; tech companies must prepare for incoming compliance obligations on material sustainability.
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